More photos of the day

By Steve Biddle, in Mobile, posted: 22-Nov-2012 08:24

Following on from yesterday’s post. These might be interesting to people who know what they’re looking at! Smile

EDIT: As of the 6th December Telecom have officially announced their LTE trial. More details are here http://www.geekzone.co.nz/content.asp?contentid=9889

Other related posts:
Mobile data roaming – Why it’s not as unaffordable as you may think.
Vodafone's Auckland mobile network upgrade
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Comment by ajw, on 22-Nov-2012 09:41

I wonder if they are using equipment supplied by Alcatel-Lucent or another vendor for this 1800MHZ LTE trial.

Comment by Talkiet, on 22-Nov-2012 12:00

You know what Vaguebooking is, right? ;-)

Comment by ajw, on 24-Nov-2012 12:25

I wonder what they are using LTE FDD or LTE TDD.

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